The Council Bluffs nonpareil

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The Briti-h schooner Don Jose from

Na«ail, the bark Roebaek from Havana

for Mobile, and the sloop Hancock, were

taken on- the Florida coast. All had

valuable cargoes.

Admiral Farragut has reached Key

West.

Advices from St. Domingo report the

advance of Gen Gandara to May Agua,

Rnd a victory over tho Dominicans by

Km tana.

The Spanish war steamer had captur

ed two schooners jaden with rifles and

ammunition for the Dominicans.

CHIC ACO^I—Fernando Wood's amend

ment to the excise bill, adopted by the

Committee of the whole in the House

yesterday, provides that whisky on hand

prior to the jr.sagc of the bill, must be

paid a tax of forty cents additional so as

to make it an equal tax of sixty cents

levied on whisky to be manufactured.—

This amendment passed by a large ma

jority. after an animated debate in the

face of tho opposition of every member

of the Ways and Means committee.

WASIT:\G70V, 20.—The Following is

th© substance of a letter from Secretary

Seward to Hen. Banks, relative to Mexi

can afiairs, just published:

At the present time we are on terms

of amity &nd friendship and maintnhung

diplomatic relations with tbe republic of

Mexico. .We regard that country as the

theatre .of foreign, mingled with civil

strifc

Tn

this conflict we take i.o part,

on the contrary, we practice absolute non

intervention. Non-intvtference in com

mand of frontier, will devolve on you as

far as practicable, consistently with your

other functions, to prevent aid or sup

plies being given from the United States

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. (1864). Council Bluffs [Iowa], 1864-01-23. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84027096/1864-01-23/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Council Bluffs nonpareil, 1864-01-23.